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Written by Leny Ortega Previously, we have discussed simple and compound tenses. To recapitulate, simple tenses consist of present tense, past tense and future tense. The simple present tense is formed using the base...
Written by Leny Ortega After discussing present tense and past tense, we now continue this series on how to form the future tense of the verb. Future tense of the verb is used to...
Written by Leny Ortega After discussing the simple and perfect tenses, we continue with progressive tense. The tenses under this category denote that the action is on-going depending on time the action is done...
Written by Leny Ortega In the previous posts, we have discussed Present Perfect Tense and Past Perfect Tense. In this post, we are going to discuss Future Perfect Tense. Future perfect expresses the idea...
Written by Leny Ortega In the previous post, we have discussed present perfect tense. Now, we continue with the rules on past perfect tense. Past perfect tense is used to express an action that...
Written by Leny Ortega Like simple tenses, perfect or sometimes called compound tenses have three categories namely: Present Perfect, Past Perfect, and Future Perfect. Each of these has a corresponding usage depending on the...
Written by Leny Ortega In the last post, we talked about Present Tense. In this post, we continue our series on tenses with Past Tense. Past tense is used to denote actions that are...
Written by Leny Ortega Tense of the verb indicates the time when the action is done or completed. Tenses are classified as Simple Tenses and Compound Tenses. Each classification has three tenses. Present tense, Past...
